Mumbai based Trigon Digital has installed the HP Indigo 25K to meet the growing demand for flexible packaging. This is the first customer installation of the flagship HP Indigo 25K Digital Press across Asia. The new press will allow Trigon Digital to venture into customized pouch, shrink sleeves, IML printing on a large scale.
Anil Namugade, Managing Director, Trigon Digital said, “We have been servicing our customers with print and packaging solutions since 2007. With the industry evolving and growing exponentially, we required a solution to add value to our business and support the increasing demand of small and medium quantity packaging runs with NO MOQ. Today, the package is the messenger, the brand and storefront, all integrated into one. With our new HP Indigo 25K, we are ready to bring the power of the digital transformation to label and flexible packaging. Furthermore, we are on a mission to transform our business, achieving the most exceptional standard of print quality, sustainability, and quick service experience to our customers, and the installation of the HP Indigo 25K is an important step in that journey.”
Commenting on the installation, A Appadurai, Country Manager, HP Indigo, HP India said, “India is fast becoming a hub for startups & small brands, especially in Food & Beverage sector. It is crucial for brands and businesses to have high-quality packaging for their products to be placed on shelf for visibility. A high-quality printed package increases the brand value and gains trust from the consumers. Due to the nature of digital printing there is no MOQ concept with HP Indigo”.
“Also plates or cylinders are not required to be made, so along with HP Indigo, Trigon can support such brands to launch their product in the market faster, digitally printed pouches can be turned around in as low as 5-7 days from the approval of artwork to physical pouches. With the first HP Indigo 25K installation in the region, Trigon Digital will be able to help its customers to get to market faster with their innovative services and products” added Appadurai.
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